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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1928
Page
2
By mail in Putnam County the rate is 3.00 dollars annually outside Putnam County 3.50 dollars. In Greencastle by carrier the weekly price is 0.10 dollars. Weekly edition costs 1.50 dollars annually. Advertising rates available on application.
A rescued prisoner Rose Shannon returns to Aunt Molly in a rural welcome as Chuck White leads her away from the Mercer Dan robbery path. In the warm kitchen and living room of Aunt Molly’s house they share food and music, and a kiss signals a hopeful turn in their dangerous romance. The scene shifts from city crime to domestic calm as Rose and Chuck dream of a life together.
Bert Lytell stars as Michael Lanyard in Alias the Lone Wolf adapted for the screen by Columbia Pictures. The mystery on a real ocean liner promises thrills and romance with an even more startling denouement, directed by Edward H. Griffith with Lois Wilson opposite the star.
The Tiffany Sthal production stars Sally O’Neill as a cheerful young woman living near the gas house, with Ralph Graves as her would be Romeo. A broken ankle traps Joe the boxer in her home, setting off a tangle of unreturned affections and comic misadventure in Curtis Benton’s comedy.
Mrs. Dal Eggers learned her Indiana brother suffered a stroke and is in critical condition. Crawfordsville visitors included Rushton Lafollette, family, and Miss Verda Owens. Bloomington guests stayed with Ott Rogers amid a painting contract accident that left him with injuries but no broken bones. Katherine Grider, formerly of Roachdale, was operated on for appendicitis in Indianapolis. Ida Putt improves after Culver Hospital. Gene Hutchins recovered from a Friday tooth extraction complication. Glenn Clodfelter and wife visited from Lafayette for the weekend.
The funeral for Mrs. Margaret Holland who died at her daughter Ethel Harris’s home near Greencastle was held at the M. P. Church in Clinton Falls on Tuesday at 2 30 in the afternoon. Rev Sherrill conducted the service and interment followed in a nearby cemetery. Families and neighbors visited others during Sunday gatherings at Portland Mills and with relatives around Clinton Falls.
Funeral services were held for Alice Jane Morris at Cloverdale on Tuesday morning. The piece lists numerous local visitors and social calls including Alma Hill in Greencastle, Dr. W A Moser in Greencastle, and Rev. Goldman’s revival trip to Terre Haute. It mentions church events at Providence Church and ongoing tent meetings led by Rev. Gilbert McCammack.
Canaan Chapel announces a Sunday School convention on August 5 at 7 o clock with a good program. The article notes the burial of Ferrol Girton's young daughter in Girton cemetery on Sunday evening. Mrs James Beaman visits with Mrs Charles Dunn and daughter Dorothy on Saturday. Perry Hoopengarner is constructing a garage for Ross Hassler. Mr and Mrs Roy Beaman attended the state picnic at Deming Park.
The annual Hutcheson reunion is planned for Sunday at P. B. Hutcheson s Grove near Antioch Christian Church. Doris Evelyn and Allen Wayne Morrison visited grandparents J. E. Hutcheson. Greg Ham mond and siblings attended the Cross Road Reunion. Madonna and Florence Hutcheson stayed with sister Mrs. Hubert Morrison in Greencastle.
Mrs Lon Lane of Hollandsburg visited with her son Fred Cox south of Morton over the weekend. The Roach Reunion was attended by Mr and Mrs Thomas at Greencastle. Mrs Helen Maddox stayed with Will Whitted this week. Mrs Leonard Bishop and Wayne Bettis of Indianapolis visited their mother Mrs Bettis. O M Thomas attended Phillips Reunion at Remnellville. Mrs Russell OHaver and son Lloyd William were in Greencastle. Mrs Cora Bush and son from Eaglestown attended the Newgent reunion last Sunday. Mr and Mrs George L Inge were in Indianapolis last Thursday with Mr and Mrs James Tabor.
Gus King of 601% Division Street Indianapolis credits Konjola with easing asthma and a persistent wheezing cough. He reports improved breathing, relief from chest pressure, and overall renewed health after starting the medicine sold at Owl drug store in Greencastle Indiana and by other local druggists.
James Albright and Ray Beamay worked on the day op Elzie Morland the past week. Mr and Mrs Albert Girton attended the home coming at Long Churop. George Reburger will be son from Brazil hospital in a few days. Edward Young has a broken arm. Esther Hedge and Eva and Elven Hedge called on Mrs Matilda Braman Sunday. Dollie Hassler called on her father, Mrs Young, Sunday evening. Earl Williams stayed with his sister Mrs Beaman and worked on the state road.
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